Wolf Creek Ski Area

Skiable Acres	1,600
Vertical Drop	1,604 feet
Base Elevation	10,300 feet
Summit Elevation	11,904 feet
Slopes Beginner Intermediate Advanced Expert	20% 35% 25% 20%
Longest Run	Navajo Trail - 2 miles
Annual Snowfall	465 Natural Inches "The Most Snow in Colorado"
Lifts	2 doubles, 2 Triple, 1 Quad, 1 High Speed Poma Lift, 1 Magic Carpet
Half Day	12:30 PM
Season	Early November - April 2, 2006
Lift Capacity	8,280
Area Comfortable Crowd	4,400 skiers
Location	San Juan/Rio Grande National Forest; Highway 160, Wolf Creek Pass; Between Pagosa Springs and South Fork, CO; 75 miles east of Durango, CO; 65 miles west of Alamosa, CO
Operating Hours
Ticket Office	8:15 AM - 4:30 PM
Lift Hours	8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Credit Cards	Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Discover Card

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Lifts and Trails

Wolf Creek's six lifts service incredibly beautiful terrain, over 1,600 acres. The Magic Carpet is a moving conveyor lift for the Wolf Pup Program. The Nova Lift services beginner terrain for children and new skiers. The Dickey Chairlift services primarily beginner and intermediate terrain. The Bonanza and Treasure Triple Chairlift service intermediate and expert slopes. The Alberta Chairlift serves the Water Fall Area. This unique area is beautiful and adventuresome; full of incredible glades and changing terrain. Predominantely tree skiing and boarding, these 1,000 acres have a few groomed trails for intemdiates'interests and enjoyment.

Obey all posted instructions
Ask for assistance if you are unfamiliar with the lifts.
Slow down before approaching the entrance to a lift.
Move quickly away from unloading areas.